Rugby fans have once again been warned of disruption to train services following Wales' upcoming clash with Georgia. There was significant disruption to transport for the first game of the series against New Zealand even though planned rail strikes were called off. Now fans have been told that reduced services will operate east of Cardiff after the game.
Road closures will also take place in Cardiff ahead of and after the Principality Stadium game which kicks off at 1pm on Saturday, November 19. A full city centre road closure will be in place from 9am until 5pm.
With the M4 expected to be busy Cardiff council has advised supporters to plan ahead and to avoid congestion in the city through using the park and ride at County Hall in Cardiff Bay. Due to the road closures buses are also set to be diverted while the road closures are in place.
